T20 WC 2024: Rohit Sharma spoke on Kohli’s form

New Delhi New Delhi: Team India showed its supremacy in the T20 World Cup final by defeating England by 68 runs in the semi-finals on Thursday. India dominated the match from the beginning, which was also interrupted due to rain. Captain Rohit Sharma provided a strong base to the team by playing an aggressive innings of 57 runs in 39 balls, while Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant were out early. They

Surya Kumar Yadav England got a good support from England, who smashed 47 runs off 36 balls as India posted a competitive 171/7 while batting first. In reply, England struggled against India’s relentless bowling attack and were bowled out for just 103 in 16.4 overs. With this win, India booked a match with first-time finalists South Africa in Barbados on Saturday.

However, despite dominating throughout the tournament,

Virat Kohli’s poor form has been a cause of concern for the team. The star batsman has been very slow in scoring runs since the opening match of this edition and that did not change in Guyana as well when he was dismissed in the third over after scoring 9 runs off 9 balls. Kohli has been opening the innings with Rohit since the start of the tournament – a position he has held for a long time. 2024 has played only once in his T20 career before the T20 World Cup – but in the last few years

Indian Premier League In the 2018 edition of the Indian Premier League, he has performed brilliantly at this position. The Indian captain was asked about Kohli’s form in the post-match presentation, but Rohit said he is not too worried about the star batsman’s form. Rohit on Kohli’s form The Indian captain stressed that form does not matter for experienced batsmen, while expecting Virat Kohli to save his best performance for the crucial T20 World Cup final in Barbados on Saturday (June 29).

“He is a great player. Any player can go through this. We understand his class and his importance in all these big games. Form is never a problem because when you play cricket for 15 years, it is never an issue. He is playing well, the intent is there. He is probably saving it for the final,” Rohit told Michael Atherton in a post-match interview. India will hope their star batsman plays a key role in the final, where the team is eyeing to end an 11-year ICC title drought. This will be India’s third appearance in the final of the prestigious tournament, having previously made it to the final in the 2014 edition, where the team lost to Sri Lanka.